17 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1904
Page
1
In Sept 16 dispatch from Smolense, Amudlenule and St Peterburg notes cover action involving Russian authorities and Interference by foreign powers. A German coalliance battles nearby as ships pursue strategic aims. The report highlights government steps to prevent interference and protect maritime routes.
An old medical advertise listing numerous conditions from catarrh and stomach to liver kidney nerves and bowel disorders. It touts cures with patent remedies and tonics, claiming relief for chronic infirmities and various ailments, urging readers to seek treatment and purchase products.
Fragmented OCR text references diseases of men and treatment notes. Mentions treatment outcomes and patient phrases, with unclear names and garbled terms. Context suggests a historical medical record fragment discussing cures and remedies without clear specifics or dates.
London dispatch from the Daily Telegraph notes reinforcements reaching Port Arthur. General Kivppatkta hinted at a garrison move while a captured correspondent, Lisa Wang, reportedly escaped to Finkow and was rearrested. Reports of unrest in Kunega and northern Korea describe killings and injuries amid Japanese forces.
Paris September 17 reports Bals figures on Russian killed and wounded before Lia Yang from August. The Danish Peterrhorg corte confirms high losses among officers and soldiers, including 26 officers and 2,400 in total. The internal. lngses include soaLing with a claimed $49,000,900.
Baron Hayashi stated he gave no special statement after being questioned by Pall Mall against an alleged London interview with a Matin correspondent. He said he had nothing to add beyond his earlier denial and did not compel any response.
Fragmentary OCR describes naval and ground actions around Liu Yang and Tapaneay, naming units and officers. It notes shelling, bombardment, and river crossings, with mentions of Okun and Nadal, Nezhinsk and Tenth European regiments, and the Seventh Corps in a shifting front near a Chinese wall.
The fragment discusses Britain facing decisions on European intervention, referencing tensions with France and Germany over Kiauelia and possible military action. It notes debate on understanding and possible political shifts if London acts, with speculation on alliance and consequences for Great Britain.
Reported in Constantinople that the British ship Margit Graedel carrying a coal cargo from Cardiff to Sulvia was halted by Turkish authorities in September. Turkish officers boarded, searched papers, and demanded a clearance note with threats of delaying the ship until a Russian steamer arrived. captain refused but signed after pressure.
The federal government sues the administrator of the estate of William Yeatman for 84,011 claiming improper disbursement. Five other suits are listed against the administrator, with bond set at 1,000 dollars for each action.
In Pueblo on Sept 16, 18 year old Cole Johnson faces charges of passing counterfeit money. The report notes several counterfeit $5 gold pieces involved and alleges Johnson claimed a past wronged trade led to the crime. Authorities are pursuing further leads from Ottawa, Kansas, and the money trail to determine other counterfeit receipts.
Butte residents voted unanimously, backed by the Balto Butchers Union, to boycott all products from distant suppliers. The move targets Eastern pickers and grain shipments, with warnings of potential disruption if the action progresses. Local agents warned of warlike measures and halted supplies as officials studied further steps.
The readable text mentions a method of reaching votes and references a national summit and figures like Al Packer. It suggests an event connected to a Democratic context and a meeting led by officials, with mentions of a campaign process and coordination in New York.
A collection of testimonial letters praises Peruna as a tonic for nervousness and digestive ills. The letters, including one from a U.S. Senator's wife, claim the remedy cured cal and nervous complaints, with broad claims about internal organs and nerve control.
In Mexico City on September 17 the ninety fourth anniversary of independence from Spain was celebrated with a dawn artillery salute and flag raising. A grand military procession featured the president and cabinet, diplomatic corps, and officials. The day included numerous games and athletic events as crowds filled the streets.
Readable fragments describe a court or hearing with garbled names and unclear actions. The text hints at a judgment or sentence, mentioning a defendant and possible appeals but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
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